That might explain why I chose now to do that scarf I wanted in February.

Specs--
Yarn: Mysterious, gray, from Quito. Light worsted, two ply, fiber content unknown (suspected synthetic)
Needles: Size 7
Pattern: Large Eyelet Diamond (#110) from the Vogue Stitchionary, slightly modified

Paired with a black tank, the diamonds take on an edgy, snakeskin vibe. I was going for classic, and am hoping the snakiness goes away when the scarf is paired with a nice, conservative pea coat. We'll have to wait to find out, though; I'm not so far gone that I'm actually going to put on a lined wool coat and a scarf just to see how they look together.
2 comments:
The scarf looks great! I think you've achieved the classic look. Almost a shame you'll have to put it away untill winter :)
*Phew* Thanks! I'm glad you think so.
I am totally counting the days until fall arrives, at least. Big surprise, I have way more clothes for the cold seasons : )
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